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The People According to the Chinese Communist Party: Reinterpreting the Party's Political Theory
文献类型：期刊
通讯作者：Ding, XD (reprint author), Renmin Univ China, Law Sch, Mingde Bldg,59 Zhongguancun Rd, Beijing 100872, Peoples R China.
期刊名称：MODERN CHINA
年：2020
卷：46
期：2
页码：193-223
ISSN：0097-7004
关键词：the people's self-governance; contradictions among the people; the mass line; distinctions among different classes and individuals; pluralism; political representation; political leading party
所属部门：法学院
摘要：This article argues that the Chinese Communist Party has adopted a unique understanding of the people. Unlike the liberal view, which generally considers the people a nonpolitical and positive entity, the party views the people as essentially political. The party's political understanding of the people, this article argues, is consistent with the very nature of the people. Viewed from the political understanding of the people and representing the people, the party's theories of "contradictions a ...More
This article argues that the Chinese Communist Party has adopted a unique understanding of the people. Unlike the liberal view, which generally considers the people a nonpolitical and positive entity, the party views the people as essentially political. The party's political understanding of the people, this article argues, is consistent with the very nature of the people. Viewed from the political understanding of the people and representing the people, the party's theories of "contradictions among the people," of the "mass line," and of distinctions among different classes and individuals are consistent with self-governance by the people. The party's theories are not inherently totalitarian, antidemocratic, and arbitrary, as liberal theorists argue. ...Hide

DOI：10.1177/0097700419842338
百度学术：The People According to the Chinese Communist Party: Reinterpreting the Party's Political Theory
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